I just ate sushi in Roppongi. I'm here in Japan for a few days. Sushi and tenpura and katsudon and yaki purin...I'm eating all my favorite things. I love Japanese convenience stores. The food is so much better than the junk sold at US convenience stores.Tonight I had toro and chuutoro and salmon and iwashi and hamachi. I love fish...they are delicious! Hahaha.

I'm Canadian, but プーチンが苦手です！A poutine restaurant is called a poutinerie.

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